930 Park Ave

930 Park Avenue is a distinguished 13-story pre-war cooperative on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, completed in 1916 and designed by Schwartz & Gross. The building contains a very small number of large-format residences (approximately ten units), each laid out as multi-room, four-bedroom configurations that preserve traditional pre-war proportions. Architectural character includes high ceilings (around 10–11 feet), oversized multi-pane windows, classical moldings, wood-paneled galleries and original details such as wood-burning fireplaces and built-in millwork. Units are accessed via semi-private elevator landings and typically center on a formal entrance gallery that organizes distinct wings for entertaining, private bedrooms, and service areas. Interiors commonly include separate formal dining rooms, eat-in kitchens with high-end appliances, staff/ laundry rooms, den/library spaces, generous storage and multiple full bathrooms. Common building services and amenities are full-service staff with a live-in resident manager, attended lobby/doorman, porters, a well-equipped gym, bicycle room, central laundry, and allocated storage bins. Policies are owner-friendly for many buyers: pets and pied-à-terre ownership are permitted, 50% financing is allowed, and a 2% flip tax applies to purchasers. The location along Park Avenue near 81st Street places the building steps from Museum Mile, Central Park, upscale restaurants and boutiques, offering a refined, museum-district lifestyle with easy access to cultural institutions and brownstone-lined streets.